27th August 2020
Mieko Kawakami's latest is a novel of uncertainty, absence, and bodily obsession.
12th August 2020
Nathalie Legér's blend of novel, art history and memoir is a study in 'to-be-looked-at-ness'.
23rd July 2020
Tara McEvoy considers joy and formal constraint in Alice Lyons' 'extraordinary' debut novel.
30th June 2020
Emily S. Cooper finds a quiet beauty in Kathryn Scanlan's spare, unflinching stories.
11th June 2020
Adania Shibli's third novel, translated by Elisabeth Jaquette, considers the implications of historiography under occupation.
26th May 2020
Golnoosh Nour's short story collection is an 'inescapably political' exploration of queerness and national identity.
27th April 2020
Caleb Klaces' experimental blend of poetry and prose describes the state of new fatherhood with a radical note of tenderness.
9th April 2020
Lars Iyer's latest philosophical novel is a “paean to those languorous summer afternoons, on the cusp of adulthood, when time stretches to eternity.”
19th March 2020
Oisín Fagan's first novel is at once shocking, sad and wise; a book which looks boldly at the mysteries of life, and leaves them beautifully intact
Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-BadoCriticism
20th February 2020
Anne Enright's seventh novel is 'an intricate portrait of the artist as a woman, and an incisive commentary on her "role" in the early Irish republic.'